The Kansas City Chiefs have remained unbeatable on the field in the new season as the team enjoys a winning streak. As the team is currently on a bye week and is gearing up to face the Los Angeles Chargers next week, the team’s running back Kenneth Walker has opened up about how the head coach, Andy Reid, has helped the team.

Kenneth Walker reflects on how Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid has helped him reach his potential on the field as the team remains unbeatable

A few hours ago, in an interview with the Chiefs Wire's DJ Siddiqi, popular star player Kenneth Walker said, "I feel like Coach Reid sees that I can do everything out of the backfield: run, block, catch…It's great to be in that position knowing they rely on me in a certain way, and it's a blessing to be here."

The Super Bowl champion also reflected on how Andy Reid has helped him reach his potential on the field as he added, "Yeah, definitely…It's always great to be around someone that understands you.

But he also expects the best out of you, so when we get to practice, he expects us to go 100% every time."The Kansas City Chiefs’ star player Kenneth Walker continued. "Yeah, he definitely has humor…He'll be up there coaching, and then out of nowhere, he'll say, 'Check from Memphis.' Like pretty much make a joke about you in mid offensive meeting. It's cool to be around that. His personality is a cool personality. He's open to anything.

You can talk to him about anything. So it's cool to be around him, and have a coach like that.

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Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach Andy Reid stands by his players in difficult times

Andy Reid, the Kansas City Chiefs’ head coach, has been one of the most reliable coaches in the league.While the team struggled to perform on the field in the last season, Andy Reid stood by the team and defended his players.

During the offseason, both of the team’s star players and one of the most reliable duo, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce faced criticism about their fitness levels as analysis and fans doubted whether they could bounce back on the field before.Even though both quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce kept themselves away from the negativity, it was the team’s head coach Andy Reid who stood by their sides and defended them against all the hate they received before the new season began.For now, all eyes remain on the Kansas City Chiefs as the team records a perfect win in the last four weeks while breaking records on the field.All eyes remain on the Week 5 clash.